Barred From Attending Church, Christians Hold Worship Services At Walmart & Casinos

Now this is funny and it will be interesting to see how these dirtbag Governors respond since they are following the "rules" for Walmart and the Casinos.

I like this trend. I would love to see praise to our Heavenly Father happen in public once again. This will drive the leftest crazy so I expect they will have to do something about it.


Christians hold church in casinos as restrictions on worship are tighter than those on gambling

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Justice Neil M. Gorsuch for the Supreme Court wrote a second dissent, saying that "The world we inhabit today, with a pandemic upon us, poses unusual challenges. But there is no world in which the Constitution permits Nevada to favor Caesars Palace over Calvary Chapel."

WATCH: Barred from attending church, Christians hold worship service at Walmart

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The churchgoers took to Walmart to come together in worship, as churches have been closed, but Walmarts are open. Customers appear to join in as well, and the Walmart is soon ringing with the sounds of praise.

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Good ole American determination and innovation on display! Good for them!

Where there’s a will, there’s a way. Who knew one would ever be able to be saved, say a few Hail Mary’s, sing Amazing Grace and do your shopping all under one roof. Here’s to forward thinking.

Do they really think people of faith will not find a way!
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A Philadelphia pastor, Franky Rodriguez of the CDA Community Church, said at the time that "In more than 2000 years the church has faced and survived many adversities, including two world wars, The Spanish Flu and The Great Plague. The church is not going to go away because we the people of God are the church! In times of trouble the Church gets closer, not further apart.

IMHO, faith is the glue that holds our country together, no matter where you worship....church, temple, mosque, forest or whatever.

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There will always be people that out think the ones making the rules.

There is always a loophole.

My protest one day at work was to wear my mask hanging on my shirt sleeve for the whole day...technically I WAS wearing a mask.

amen

That's is funny and definatly the way to play the game, so well played Christians well played.

It will be interesting to see how the state handles this .

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One of my most memorable worship/church service I attended was in the mountains of Mexico under a large tree the believers were so poor they had no building to worship in.

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IMHO, faith is the glue that holds our country together, no matter where you worship....church, temple, mosque, forest or whatever.

Well, to be fair, the government is still allowing us to worship the lord of lords, the almighty propped up dollar. Just go to your closest place of worship whether it will be a Walmart or casino. Make sure to tithe to appease the god of capitalism and consumerism (or at least the facade that still exists of it).

We're not saying you can't still worship, we're just being selective in whom and how you express such worship. Also, everyone, remember the next stimulus check is coming. Make sure to bring your government issued Chuck-e-Cheese tokens to a government approved corporation for proper use of it.

In God fiat we trust.

And we should be able to vote there too
Or they can just open the regular polling stations because it's the same thing.

I always admire people fighting leftist fascism.

Praise God.

Not a big fan of any organized religion, but this tickles me good on them and I hope they keep forcing the pricks to deal with people still pursuing their right to assemble and worship.

originally posted by: Irishhaf
Not a big fan of any organized religion, but this tickles me good on them and I hope they keep forcing the pricks to deal with people still pursuing their right to assemble and worship.

I don't mind organized religion at all so long as they don't try to push their beliefs on me, specifically through policy....

But on the flip side, I'd never do that to them or celebrate anyone else doing it.

It's absolute madness and downright arbitrary what's allowed to operate, and what isn't.

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I read that title as 'Walmart Casinos' as in, walmart ran casinos. I'm really glad that was just ats removing symbols from titles on the new thread page. I'd really hate a world where walmart owned casinos...just seems like something from the future of back to the future 2 or idiocracy.

originally posted by: dug88
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I read that title as 'Walmart Casinos' as in, walmart ran casinos. I'm really glad that was just ats removing symbols from titles on the new thread page. I'd really hate a world where walmart owned casinos...just seems like something from the future of back to the future 2 or idiocracy.

To be fair, it's a gamble to get through one of their checkout lines in under 15 minutes.

One of the largest corps in the world, you'd think they could staff a few damn cashiers. Then again, I very rarely shop there, so not my monkey, not my circus and all that.

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That's the Spirit!

Was excited about this ... until I saw that there was a political spin and especially that Paula White was involved.

Paula White and her involvement with the administration is at absolute best an embarrassment to any Bible-believing Christian.

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LOL.

"Evangelicals for Trump"? Don't kid yourselves, that first one was a political rally.

But these do show that the 'rules' of the lock-downs are a little lopsided.

originally posted by: incoserv
Was excited about this ... until I saw that there was a political spin and especially that Paula White was involved.

Paula White and her involvement with the administration is at absolute best an embarrassment to any Bible-believing Christian.

Mystery Babylon riding her Great Beast?